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Lots of Local: Northwoods Wannabe Itineraries
To you, the Northwoods of Wisconsin feels like home. You might not live up here, but these are your Northwoods too. It's the authentic Northwoods of Wisconsin experience that you are after—and you're not afraid to do as the locals do. You want to eat where the locals eat, play where the locals play and, in the evening, kick back and relax with the locals. You feel right at home in a rustic cabin or century-old resort. You find the best mom-and-pop shops, fishing spots and the secret places to hunt because you're not afraid to ask the friendly town folks a question or two. Like the walleye, your natural environment is the Northwoods of Wisconsin.
Antigo Northwoods Wannabe Itinerary
When you wake up from your restful night of sleep in your lakeside cabin, you can hear the waves lap the shore outside. Now it's time to search for a hearty breakfast at an area restaurant. With all the delicious options, it will not take long to find a breakfast that will stay with you all day. Continue reading
Boulder Junction Northwoods Wannabe Itinerary
The only impression of the cabin you have is from a small thumbnail image you saw on the Internet. But, you are pleased to see that the cabin is even better than expected. Sturdy and rustic, this cabin in the woods seems custom made for you. You unpack and, before heading out for dinner, take a glance into the forest to see if you can spy an albino deer, which you read about while planning your trip.
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Eagle River Northwoods Wannabe Itinerary
What a Northwoods Wannabe might like to do in Eagle River: Stay at one of our many rustic cabins on the lake or at one of our historic resorts. On Friday night take in a Wisconsin Fish Fry at one of our many restaurants. Find excitement on the 28 Chain of Lakes by boating or fishing for muskies, walleyes and more. Continue reading
Forest County Northwoods Wannabees Itinerary
Keep an eye out for the area's many bald eagles. Pack a picnic basket and your swimsuit and head to the beach. Go road biking on quiet roads. Hop on your mountain bike and hit the trail. Catch a water … Continue reading
Land O'Lakes Northwoods Wannabe Itinerary
Here is what a relaxing trip to the Northwoods of Wisconsin might look like for a Northwoods Wannabe in Land O' Lakes: Arrive at the special rustic cabin in the woods on a lake that you have rented. Take a stroll around the area and check out the lake. Walk, ride your bike or take the car into town to have an ice cream treat at the Dari-Maid. Continue reading
Manitowish Waters Northwoods Wannabe Itinerary
Check into one of our beautiful rustic cabins on the lakefront. Head into town to a local watering hole and enjoy a ski show in the town park. Continue reading
Merrill Northwoods Wannabe Itinerary
To you, the Northwoods of Wisconsin feels like home. You might not live up here, but these are your Northwoods too. Come do what the locals do! Continue reading
Presque Isle Northwoods Wannabees Itinerary
A stop at any of our area businesses to chat with the locals is always a friendly visit, as we are proud of our quaint little town and always ready to extend a local welcome to visitors. For those angling … Continue reading
Rhinelander Northwoods Wannabe Itinerary
A sample trip itinerary for people who'd love to make the Rhinelander Area their home. Open the door to your cottage set on the shores of a small, tranquil lake. The Rhinelander area has the perfect cabin to fit your needs. You'll find many options. Throw your gear inside, then head straight back outside to take a quick swim before getting ready for dinner. Continue reading
Tomahawk Northwoods Wannabe Itinerary
Check in at a resort around 3ish, unpack and head out for supplies. Too tired to cook? On your way back stop at a local bar & grill for lunch. Check out some of our local shops before you head back to your resort to store all your supplies. Continue reading
Vilas County Northwoods Wannabe Itinerary
Arrive and drop off your luggage at the cozy cottage set beneath a canopy of ancient hemlocks. Step out on the screened-in porch and listen to the breeze whispering through the boughs. Continue reading


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ABC NEWS: If Syrian President Bashar al-Assad gives up his chemical weapons, a military strike would "absolutely" be on pause, President Obama said today.
Obama's comments come after the Russian foreign minister suggested today that Syria could avoid a U.S. attack by turning over its chemical weapons stockpiles over to international control and destroying them, a proposal the Syrian government "welcomed."
Obama said that Secretary of State John Kerry would pursue the proposal with Russia, an ally of Syria.
But at the same time, Obama said that a potential diplomatic resolution doesn't mean that Congress should withdraw the threat of military action.
Assad is accused of using chemical weapons against his own people on a small scale "multiple times" since March and, according to the White House, an Aug. 21 attack on Damascus claimed 1,400 lives, 400 of them children.

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Funded by the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC), the symposium aims to bring together experts and practitioners and share ideas in developing teaching materials using data which are necessary to scientifically understand the mechanism and influence of disasters and essential strategies of evacuations in the disasters. During the symposium, Dr. Ulep and Mr. Obille Jr. shared Lesson Study experiences to the participants that focus on creating disaster awareness and preparedness integrating mathematics content.
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
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Funded by the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC), the symposium aims to bring together experts and practitioners and share ideas in developing teaching materials using data which are necessary to scientifically understand the mechanism and influence of disasters and essential strategies of evacuations in the disasters. During the symposium, Dr. Ulep and Mr. Obille Jr. shared Lesson Study experiences to the participants that focus on creating disaster awareness and preparedness integrating mathematics content.
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|Ms. Mary Joy Efondo with her pupils (RPCES) during the lesson implementation.
The implementation is a follow-up phase of the three-day seminar-workshop on the "Development of Inquiry-based Science Activities" conducted by NISMED under DOST-SEI's Project HOTS held at NISMED on 15-17 May 2013. Each teaching implementation was followed by a post-lesson discussion by the members of the study team (the two implementing teachers, observers, and researchers from NISMED and SEI). The aim however, of the post-lesson discussion and critiquing was to evaluate the quality of the lesson and to further enhance it towards becoming an inquiry-based lesson. All the necessary changes of the lesson based from the suggestions will be incorporated in the next lesson implementation.
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|Dr. Soledad A. Ulep
(left), Dr. Ester Ogena, PNU President (middle)
and Mr. Allan Canonigo (right) during the awarding ceremony.
Dr. Ulep and Mr. Canonigo were recognized prominent figures in the field of mathematics education. They were cited for their exceptional accomplishments as PNU alumni whose personal life, professional achievements, and humanitarian service symbolized the University's tradition of excellence and exemplified the objectives of PNU.
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During these educational visits, the guests were given the opportunity to experience hands-on teaching and learning in science and be familiarized with the basic features of inquiry-based teaching and learning. These visits were facilitated by the Elementary School Science, High School Biology and High School Chemistry Groups. NISMED usually entertains requests from science teachers and students who wish to experience and be updated with new approaches, researches, trends, teaching strategies as well as practical materials in science and mathematics teaching and learning. Interested parties may write and email the NISMED Director at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The seminar-workshop, which was sponsored by the Japan ASEAN Integration Fund (JAIF) aimed to: (1) identify effective treatment and intervention programs at the community level; (2) develop community-based drug prevention and health promotion approaches; (3) design community-specific programs and activities for drug abuse prevention; and (4) conduct monitoring and evaluation of the community-based drug abuse prevention program.
Twenty participants from nine ASEAN countries participated in the seminar-workshop with experts from Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, and Thailand acting as resource speakers and facilitators.
Among the topics discussed during the seminar-workshop were: the drug problem scenario in the Southeast Asian Region; sharing of community-based preventive drug education (Family Drug Abuse Prevention Program "Barkada Kontra Droga," Special Drug Education Center); Community-Based Approaches to Drug Abuse Prevention; Designing an Effective Preventive Drug Education Program at the Community Level; Community-Based Preventive Drug Education Program; Techniques and Tools; Sourcing and Networking for Community-Based Preventive Drug Education Programs; Development of a Monitoring Scheme and Use of Evaluation Instruments; and Strategic Areas of Action.
The Dangerous Drugs Board (DDB), Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA), Philippine Information Agency (PIA), Commission on Higher Education (CHED), Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), Department of Education (DedEd), UP Integrated School (UPIS), and the Vice-Mayor's Office of Marikina City also collaborated in this seminar-workshop.
NISMED supports "2013 Search for innovative Practices in Managing Large Classes for Effective Teaching and Learning of Science and Mathematics"
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|The teacher of Cordova National High School, Cebu during the intervention.
This project aims to select the best two innovative classroom practices for managing large classes to improve the quality of teaching and learning science and mathematics in public and private high schools with class sizes of more than 50 students in any grade level from Grade 7 to Grade 10. Before the observations, the students of the participating schools took a pretest to be compared to a posttest.
The nine competing schools across the country are: Central Azucarera De Tarlac High School-Annex (Tarlac City), Jacobo Z. Gonzales Memorial National HS (Biñan City), Calamba Bayside National HS (Calamba City), Tabaco National HS (Tabaco City), Cordova National HS (Cebu), Digos City National HS (Davao del Sur), Surigao City National HS (Surigao City), Manggahan HS (Pasig City) and Antonio J. Villegas Vocational HS (Manila).
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The said innovation was initiated by the Department of Science and Technology-Science Education Institute (DOST-SEI) with support from the Advanced Science and Technology Institute (DOST-ASTI), Department of Education (DepEd), Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU) and with the mathematics content modules developed by the Elementary School and High School Mathematics Groups of NISMED. The project aims to contribute to the improvement of mathematics education especially at the elementary level and of the Philippine educational system in general.
The said courseware consists of ten (10) lessons in Grade 1 mathematics namely: Classifying Objects, Comparing Sets of Objects and Numbers, Ordering Sets of Objects and Numbers, Searching for Number Patterns, Adding Whole Numbers, Subtracting Whole Numbers, Partitioning Regions into Halves, Partitioning Regions into Fourths, Finding the Whole Region or Set, and Measuring Length. These lessons were collaboratively developed within a Philippine context to make it familiar to the pupils.
of the participants exploring the mathematics courseware
during the mass training.
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|Ms. Clotilde Besario and Ms. Regiena Marquesz of TES
at the DZUP booth.
Ms. Clotilde T. Besario and Ms. Regiena F. Marques, Grade III implementing teachers from TES shared their experiences on a lesson study which focused on "The Sense of Hearing." They highlighted the processes of collaborative lesson planning, consultation, try out of the lesson, critiquing, lesson implementation, revision of the lesson and reflective analyses by the research team during the entire lesson study cycle. Moreover, the teachers mentioned how they incorporated inquiry features with emphasis on hands-on teaching in their lesson. Ms. Sally B. Gutierez, one of the members of the Elementary School Science Group of NISMED discussed how the research lesson was refined towards an inquiry-based lesson from the planning stage to the second implementation. The radio episode was again hosted by Ms. Agad.
"The collaborative method of lesson planning is truly helpful because the lesson becomes better as it is being presented and critiqued by a group, "shared Ms. Besario.In the episode "All is Well that Continues Well", four chemistry teachers who are members of a lesson study team from NFHS were invited during the airing on 28 August 2013 of Go, Teacher, Go! Two of them, Ms. Melalaine Austria and Ms. Merle Ramos, were original members of the group who completed the three implementations of research lesson while Ms. Carol Sombria and Ms. Noemi Salacsacan were new in the group and joined the team only for the third implementation of the lesson. Similarly, this episode focused on sharing of experiences of the research team, the challenges and realizations they encountered, and the benefits they gained from the lesson study process. It is interesting to note that during the conversation, Ms. Ramos commented that "students participated more actively in the classroom activities." Equally important to mention is the comment shared by Mrs. Sombria that "wala nang damutan sa aming [Chemistry teachers] lahat. Nagshe-share na kami ng ideas at resources sa pagtuturo ng Chemistry." This comment simply implies that through lesson study, these teachers became open to collaboration in preparing lessons in Chemistry. This episode of Go, Teacher, Go was joined by Ms. Jacqueline Rose Gutierrez and Mr. Dennis Danipog of the High School Chemistry Group of NISMED. The program was hosted by Ms. Lolita Mondigo.
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Other teachers of the team and NISMED staff observed the implementation. A post-lesson discussion followed afterwards that focused on the reflective analyses by the implementing teachers, the research team and the NISMED staff who acted as facilitators. Potential improvements on the lesson plan and how the pupils responded to the lesson were discussed. Among the important points mentioned in the post-lesson discussion were improvement in the data sheets for the pupils and the effect of language on the pupils' responses.
Mas maganda siguro kung Filipino ang gagamitin natin sa pagtuturo para mas ma-express ng mga bata ang ideas nila (It might be better to use Filipino language so pupils can express their ideas), pointed out Ms. Estorco, a science coordinator at CES.
Friday, October 18, 2013
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NISMED staff participated in the K to 12 Curriculum Finalization Workshop held at the Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP) Conference Center, Tagaytay City last 12-16 August 2013 for the Grades 3 to 10 Curriculum and at the BP-International Makiling, Jamboree Road, Batong Malake, Los Baños, Laguna last 23-27 September 2013 for the K to 12 Senior High School Core Curriculum. These workshops were organized by the Office of the Undersecretary for Programs and Projects of the Department of Education (DepEd).
The objectives of the workshop were: (1) finalize the K to 12 Curriculum including standards and competencies; (2) make sure that the codes connect to the key stages and the K to12 Curriculum Outcomes; (3) distribute the grade level content and competencies into quarters and weeks; and (4) review existing learning materials and identify the standards and competencies without existing materials.
Dr. Soledad A. Ulep, Dr. Risa L. Reyes, Dr. Marlene Ferido, Ms. May R. Chavez, Dr. Maria Helen D. Catalan, Mr. Eligio C. Obille Jr. and Ms. Lydia M. Landrito, collaboratively worked with the team of curriculum developers from DepEd and other institutions to finalize the K to 12 Curriculum.
The activities during the said workshop included curriculum guide review, learning materials review, curriculum guides drafting (divided in ten weeks per quarter), matching of the existing materials to the Curriculum Guides Draft 2 and matching of the existing materials to the final curriculum guide per week.
Meanwhile, in two separate writeshops, held on 30 September 2013, Ms. May R. Chavez, Ms. Pia C. Campo and Dr. Ulep reviewed the Learning Materials and Teaching Guides for Grades 3 and 9 which are to be used in the school year 2014-2015. The writeshops were organized by the Bureau of Elementary Education and Bureau of Secondary Education which were held at Tagaytay International Conventional Center, Tagaytay City and at Regional English Language Center (RELC), Marikina City.
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The Elementary School Mathematics and High School Mathematics Groups of NISMED started conducting the regional training program for the "Improving Technology-enhanced Activities for Creative Honing (iTEACH) of Mathematics Skills" across the country. So far, 491 out of 571 Grade I teachers have finished the three-day training as shown in the table below. The last batch of teachers from Regions X and ARMM will be trained at Cagayan de Oro City on 7-9 November 2013.
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No. of Batches
July 25-27
Baguio City
August 1-3
August 29-31
September 12-14
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|Ms. Dana Ong of NISMED facilitates a session.
The training program is designed to build the participants' capability to use the mathematics courseware "Technology Package for Student Learning Empowerment: Mathematics Courseware for Tablet PC" focusing on the concepts covered in the 10 lessons. Among the activities of the training are sharing of the observations and experiences during the pilot testing by the facilitators, exploration of all the lessons by the participants and presentation and critiquing of a Grade I lesson which incorporates the use of the courseware.
The training is part of the project initiated by the Department of Science and Technology-Science Education Institute (DOST-SEI) which aims to contribute to the improvement of mathematics education of the country especially at the elementary level. The lessons in the courseware were developed by the Elementary School Mathematics Group which was digitized by Department of Science and Technology-Advanced Science and Technology Institute (DOST-ASTI).
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Webinar Presenters
18 July 2013
Unit 1: Force, Motion, and Energy
Module 3: Heat and Temperature
Module 5: Sounds
Module 6: Colors of Light
Ms. Cerilina Maramag – UP NISMED
Dr. Marie Paz Morales – PNU-Manila
23 August 2013
Unit 2: Earth and Space
Module 1: Earthquakes and Faults
Module 2: Understanding Typhoons
Module 3: Comets, Asteroids, and Meteors
Mr. Eligio C. Obille Jr. – UP NISMED
Ms. Pia Campo – UP NISMED
27 September 2013
Unit 1 Implementation Sharing
(1 science-oriented class of 38 students)
(5 large classes of 60-68 students)
Mr. Vic Emerson Danao, Head Teacher III - Quirino General High School in Cabarroguis, Quirino
Ms. Marivic Rosales ,Master Teacher I - San Jose Del Monte National High School in Bulacan
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On its centennial year, celebrated on 22 June 2013, the UP Alumni Association recognized multi-generational families with at least three generations of members who graduated from UP during the General Alumni Homecoming held at Ang Bahay ng Alumni, UP Diliman. The call for nominations and search yielded one such family among the NISMED staff.
Dr. Risa L. Reyes, Deputy Director for Research and Extension and Elementary School Science (ESS) Group Chair, represented the Lansang-Reyes family in accepting a plaque of recognition and a citation for her family's " distinct achievement of having produced three generations of UP graduates, thus upholding the UP tradition of academic excellence and nurturing a heritage of the finest family values, both of which are highly worthy of admiration and emulation by our present, as well as future, generations."
|L-R: President Alfredo E. Pascual, Reyes, UPAA President Ponciano
E. Rivera, Jr. and First Vice-President Renato B. Valdecantos
Three of Dr. Reyes' four children graduated from the University. The eldest, Leandro Paolo, graduated a with BS Metallurgical Engineering degree in 1997 and was a 4th placer in the board examinations. The second, Joanna Katrina, is a Business Administration (major in Marketing) cum laude graduate in 2008. The third, Mark, graduated in October 2012, as an Outstanding Student of the BS Physical Education Program at the College of Human Kinetics. The fourth and youngest, Christi, is on her 4th year BS Mass Communications Majoring in Film.
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Equity Sheet: Reviewing the Levels for Dufry AG (SWX:DUFN)
Dufry AG (SWX:DUFN) presently has an EV or Enterprise Value of 11815013. The EV helps show how the market assigns value to a company as a whole. EV is a modification of market cap, as it incorporates debt and cash for assessing a firm's valuation. Watching a firm's EV may beRead More


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Join us for New Connections and the Quebec Workplace, a program designed specifically for women who have arrived in Canada in the last 5 years. With a focus on employment, the workshops provide tips and strategies for finding a job as well as information about our local community. Participants will receive practical information and be able to share their experiences.
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The Nordic region – not cheaper, but smarter?Oct 14, 2016 Smart solutions are often digital. Digitalisation is central to how society develops and it affects our lives in completely new ways. How does this development work in practice and how is the Nordic region contributing? There are several questions: Can the future become too smart? Do we need to pose more questions? Discuss more?
Cycling into the futureOct 14, 2016 There are great ambitions to be found in the Nordic region: "Sweden will be a world leader in exploiting the opportunities of digitalisation". Danish businesses will be "among the best in Europe when it comes to using IT, Big Data and e-commerce to create growth". 97 percent of Norwegians have access to the internet, Iceland is third in the world for information technology while the Finns' digital skills are said to be the best in the EU.
Digital revolution in the nursing homeOct 14, 2016 At the Solbjerg nursing home, new digital solutions have freed up more time for employees to spend with the residents, and this is just the first phase in a digital revolution. In ten years from now, all of the home's offices will be gone, predicts the nursing home's coordinator.
Youths monitored – voluntarily – by 2000 sensorsOct 14, 2016 There is much talk about digitalisation and smart cities, but it is high time we posed some critical questions around how technology is being used, thinks Malin Granath. In early October she defended her thesis on the subject at the University of Linköping.
Securing Danish welfare through digitalisationOct 14, 2016 Municipalities, regions and the central Danish government authority will explore new digital opportunities while maintaining citizens' experience of the public arena as an accessible partner. Many public sector institutions are already well underway.
Bus drivers – a dying occupation as Finland goes for digitalised transport?Oct 14, 2016 Finnish commuters are facing a very different journey to work in the future. Many transport sector jobs can disappear, or at least change. New traffic legislation aims to make transport services more flexible, based on the sharing economy and call control. And the self-driving robot buses are just around the corner.


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English to Portuguese Legal Translation
Translate legal texts from English to Portuguese. The course provides a brief explanation and comparison of the Brazilian and American legal systems, and it covers the intricacies of modern legal writing and the "decryption" of legal terminology and usage. Translation assignments make use of current documents drawn from a wide array of sources and branches of law.
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- An understanding of the Brazilian and American legal systems
- The skills and tools to effectively translate legal documents from English to Portuguese
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- Interpreters and students seeking exposure to translation methodologies
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We are fighting back in court.
Guidestar promotes itself as being "the world's largest source of information on nonprofit organizations." They say their data "is at the heart of 60+ websites, programs and applications." In other words, Guidestar is an international clearinghouse of information on non-profit organizations. So when Guidestar attached the Southern Poverty Law Center's "hate group" designation to Liberty Counsel's information on their website, their intention was obvious. GuideStar used the SPLC's label to cause financial harm to Liberty Counsel and 40 other non-profit organizations.
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Last month, a federal judge in Virginia dismissed Guidestar's reckless and damaging use of the "hate group" label against Liberty Counsel. But that ruling was based on an incorrect view of the law and the allegations pled in the suit. When GuideStar placed the "hate group" label on Liberty Counsel, the same page solicited financial payments for GuideStar membership.
This week, Liberty Counsel filed an appeal challenging the district court's dismissal of our lawsuit against GuideStar. The lawsuit reiterates that GuideStar violated the federal Lanham Act, along with state law violations of Interference with Business Expectancy and Defamation.
The narrow issue on appeal is whether republication of the so-called "hate group" label is "commercial speech." Liberty Counsel believes that it is. GuideStar used the false and harmful "hate group" label to cause us financial harm while promoting its own commercial interests.
With more anti-faith "hate group" attacks expected to follow, along with a caseload that is already stretching our resources, we must EXPAND our legal resources right away.
The first five weeks of the new year have left us in a serious budgetary SHORTFALL!
Thankfully, a friend of this ministry has issued a $50,000 Challenge Grant — but we must match this generous commitment dollar-for-dollar to maximize this Challenge and meet our goal. And on top of this Challenge Grant, we recently received word that an additional $25,000 Challenge Grant has been pledged – but we must raise the amount in order to receive the grant. Please help us raise $75,000 to match these grants!
The impact of every dollar you donate to this $75,000 "Give Me Liberty" Challenge Grant will effectively be doubled — until we reach the goal.This is CRITICAL. GuideStar has been told there might be no consequences for labeling Liberty Counsel as a "hate group." This could release the floodgates for even more attacks on people of faith who dare to stand for traditional marriage!
I must fight back. But I cannot meet these dangerous threats to our religious liberties without your help.
Please consider making your best possible tax-deductible gift today. And thank you, in advance, for your prayers and financial support.
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Brazil Plans to Revise Controls on Fuel Prices
RIO DE JANEIRO -- Brazil's new government is looking for ways to limit the volatility of fuel prices without subsidizing them, Mines and Energy Minister Dilma Roussef said.
Before liberalization of the petroleum sector a year ago, the government fixed gasoline prices every few months through a complicated system that ran large deficits. The government used the controls to put off fuel-price increases and curb inflation.


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LITCHFIELD, Conn. --A Connecticut judge has dismissed a drunken-driving charge against Rip Torn after the actor completed a court-ordered alcohol education program. The "Men in Black" actor was arrested in 2008 near his home in Salisbury.
Police stopped the 79-year-old after he was seen driving in the breakdown lane with a Christmas tree tied atop his Subaru.
The charges against Torn were dismissed Friday because the actor completed a program that gives drunken-driving defendants a chance to clear their records.
But another case is pending against the celebrity: charges that he broke into a bank in January while intoxicated and armed. He returns to court Tuesday in that case.
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Transylvanian Ephemera
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Man with wild beard enters shop.
Man with wild beard: There was a book in the window yesterday on Transylvanian Ephemera. Has it sold?
Emily: If it's not in the window now, I'm afraid it probably has.
Man with wild beard: (Frantically) It's not in the window?
Emily: I thought you couldn't see it in the window.
Man with wild beard: I haven't looked.
Exit Emily.
Enter Emily
Emily: It's still in the window.
Man with wild beard: Ah, good.
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The holidays are upon us!
Time for great food, time with family, time with friends.
Seems like we try to squeeze in every type of festive activities within only a few weeks, but why not spread it out all year long?
Wall Mounted Magnetic Scrabble Game
I have seen some floating around on Pinterest and decided our family needed an ongoing game!
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Here's how I did it.
I purchased this picture and frame at Goodwill for $8. It is a great size as it measures 28"x28"!
I took the back off and
carefully got rid of the glass.
I purchased a piece of sheet metal from my hardware store for less than $20. I was shocked that it fit perfectly behind the mat. Great, I wasn't counting on a mat but even better!
Here is one found online, but be sure and check your dimensions before ordering because it sure would be easier to not have to cut it!
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I sprayed a coat of poly on my scrabble board just for a thin layer of protection and placed it on my metal with larger super bond magnets. I didn't want it to be permanent so we can move the board game around at any time.
I have extra Scrabble pieces in a jar close by, really about three games worth. I think I need to order some more magnets.
I have the Wall Mounted Scrabble Game included in a gallery wall in my breakfast room where we tend to gather most often as a family.
Everyone is curious about it, even TexieCat!
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I have noticed the kids walk by it and play the game all day long. Not an actual game though, one child organizes the letters all day, another child
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I have come to the conclusion that either way it is great as it has kept them busy off and on while they have been on a break from school.
What a great way to spend lots of time with the ones you love!
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MIDFIELD dynamo Tony Dinning is happy to call the tune as Wigan chase promotion.
It is said that when Dindo plays well, Wigan play well. The former Stockport County star has become the conductor in the Latics' orchestra - striking the right chord for Paul Jewell's division two leaders.
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His time at Wigan appeared up, but Jewell sensed the former Newcastle apprentice would eventually rediscover the form that made him a firm favourite at Edgeley Park.
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January and February could be crucial months in Wigan's promotion push - Latics have a trip to Bristol City coming up and Dinning knows his own excellent form in the first half of the season must be carried over.
He has been among the goals and made play in the key midfield area - strikers Nathan Ellington and Neil Roberts have benefitted - but a bonus has been Dinning's ability to score from long range.
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Clay County getting $1.4 million from FEMA to fix football field
Clay County High School upcoming senior Zack Ferrebee said playing on this field post flooding is not even close to what it was before June of 2016.
"Some spots it's just mushy and sinks in a lot," said Clay County Panther Linebacker Zack Ferrebee.
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To help fix all of this, Senators Shelley Moore Capito and Joe Manchin announced Clay County is getting a little more than 1.4 million dollars just for the football field from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Assistant head coach for the Panthers Barry Payton said this money is going to go a long way.
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The money is going to be used for several things. Fixing the drainage on the field, fixing the foundation of the bleachers, which also shifted during the flood, and fix the leaning lights. Little league football and the high school's softball team all share the field. Payton said these upgrades are going to help all kinds of kids.
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What Does an Ultrasound Technician Do?
Career and Quick Facts
An ultrasound technician operates special equipment that uses high-frequency sound waves to record images of internal organs. Using this equipment helps doctors and other health professionals diagnose patients' ailments. Other job titles for this occupation include ultrasound tech, diagnostic medical sonographer, or sonographer.
Ultrasound technicians work directly with patients and physicians. They may specialize in obstetric and gynecologic, abdominal, breast, vascular, or cardiac sonography.
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- In 2016, ultrasound technicians earned a median annual salary of $69,65 and median hourly wages of $33.49.
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What is it like to work in this occupation? To learn about job duties, we consulted some job announcements on Indeed.com. We learned that ultrasound techs may:
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- Expect to work nights, weekends, and even holidays, especially if you work in a hospital.
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If you want to become an ultrasound technician, you can choose from among four routes to get there. The first, a one-year certificate program, is available only to those who have experience working in other healthcare occupations. If you do not meet this requirement, you should earn an associate or bachelor's degree in diagnostic medical sonography from an accredited program. It will take you about two years to earn an associate degree and about four to get a bachelor's degree (Diagnostic Medical Sonography. Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs). The Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP) accredits diagnostic medical sonography educational programs in the United States.
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- Active Listening: Your patients may have questions about the procedure you are performing. You must be able to understand what they are asking so you can provide the information they are seeking.
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Here are some requirements from actual job announcements found on Indeed.com:
- "Ability to problem solve and make decisions"
- "Must be able to work independently or with little supervision and in a team environment"
- "Ability to manage multiple priorities, projects and display flexibility in a fast paced and changing work environment"
- "Must have good work ethic and a friendly and cheerful disposition"
- "Ability to maintain the strictest levels of confidentiality required"
- "Pursues professional development for the continual improvement of patient care"
Is This Occupation a Good Fit for You?
- Holland Code: ISR (Investigative, Social, Realistic)
- MBTI Personality Types: ESTJ, ISTJ, ESFP
- Take the Quiz: Should You Be an Ultrasound Technician?
Related Occupations
|Median Annual Wage (2016)
|Minimum Required Education/Training
|Cardiovascular Technologist
|Uses invasive and non-invasive procedures to help doctors diagnose and treat cardiac and vascular issues
|Associate or Bachelor's Degree in Cardiovascular Technology
|Radiologic Technologist
|Uses xrays, CT scans and MRIs to help physicians diagnose illnesses and injuries
|Associate or Bachelor's Degree in Radiologic Technology
|Respiratory Therapist
|Administers treatment to patients who have breathing and cardiopulmonary problems
|Associate or Bachelor's Degree in Respiratory Therapy
|Surgical Technologist
|Assists surgeons and surgical nurses in the operating room
|Associate Degree in Surgical Technology
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2016-17 (visited July 3, 2017).
Employment and Training Administration, U.S. Department of Labor, O*NET Online (visited July 3, 2017).


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July featured children's book – by age categoryFriday, July 25th, 2008
Welcome to our mid-month blog packed with the latest news from the world of children's books and what's new on Lovereading4kids. Read on for news on the winner of the Branford Boase debut prize ; find out how children could become a judge in the Costa Book Awards , and check out two new features on the website
Branford Boase Prize winning news
Debut novels are always exciting and 'the' award to win for a debut author is 'The Branford Boase'. This year's award has just been announced and it's a book Lovereading4kids has been wild about since its first publication. It's the incredibly moving Before I Die by Jenny Downham, buy it today with a 25% discount. We also have information and free extracts of all the excellent titles on the shortlist.
New features – 'Poetry' and 'Books for Reluctant Readers'
At Lovereading4kids we want to make sure every child, however reluctant or struggling to begin with, is given the chance to become a voracious bookworm. And publishers Barrington Stoke, who are celebrating their 10th birthday this year, have some of the very best books to get your child excited about books and reading. Please have a look at this launch selection of books for reluctant and struggling readers and download some free Opening Extracts. We think your children will like them and then you can buy them with a 25% discount off the RRP.
Next, we're also hugely excited to introduce a poetry category, particularly apt because July is the Rhythm and Rhyme month in this year's National Year of Reading. Poetry is a great way for kids to learn about the fun and inventiveness of language and the whole section is supported and introduced by the current Children's Laureate, and poet, Michael Rosen.
We have poetry for toddlers to teens… and many in betweens…
Other highlights this month
A fresh look at Green Reads and Children's Essential reading
Our noble Green Reads category is further graced by 101 Ways to Save the Earth, by the legendary naturalist David Bellamy. This lovely, colourful book has simple suggestions for kids aged 6+ to help save energy and water, and protect natural habitats.
Also, don't forget to relook at our Essentials category from time to time – these are timeless books that never go out of date and should be part of growing up for every generation. They are books that are just as much fun today as they were for previous generations as well as some contemporary titles that we feel have timeless written all over them.
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The competition is open to children aged 9 – 13 and all they need to do is write a review of any book (max 200 words) – but they will need to get their skates on as the competition closes on 8th Aug 2008. Click here to find out more.
More fantastic Pre-publication books, to discover before the hordes:
|The Shadow of Malabron
Thomas Wharton
An epic fantasy adventure.
|Artemis Fowl: The Time Paradox
The 6th and possibly last Artemis Fowl book.
|The Meaning of Life
Joanna Nadin
A hilarious teenage novel about 'doing it'.
|And Whizz-Bang Winnie
Laura Owen
A riotous slapstick adventure with the popular Winnie the Witch..
So download some Opening Extracts and see which books you and your kids like the look of. Order from Lovereading4kids with a 25% discount and your kids can spend all summer having extraordinary literary adventures.
|We are wearing out the naughty step
Mick Inkpen
Good fun for all in this story about too much naughtiness! The children are endlessly on the naughty step, everyone is misbehaving and Mummy is nearing the end of her tether…In fact, she snaps! Even she ends up on the …
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|Ping Pong Pig
Caroline Jayne Church
A wonderful story about the importance of friendship that is guaranteed to have your children laughing out loud as they follow Ping Pong Pig on his mission to fly, but surely pigs can't fly can they? His fellow farmyard animals …
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|Marvin Gets Mad
Joseph Theobald
Marvin Gets Mad will have you and your toddler laughing out loud uncontrollably not just because of the silly things Marvin the sheep, gets himself into but also because of the wonderfully original, bright and wacky illustrations that help to …
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|Captain Flinn and The Pirate Dinosaurs: Missing Treasure!
Giles Andreae
All aboard my hearties! Sail away on a rollicking pirate adventure as Flinn sets off to fight the Pirate Dinosaurs on the high seas! A wonderful imaginary adventure that transports Flinn and his friends from the classroom to the high …
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|Gormy Ruckles: Monster Boy
Guy Bass
This roaringly funny new series for 5+ year olds is from a fresh new talent. Girls and boys alike will love Gormy, the endearing central character who learns the importance of being earnest. Short, easy to read chapters, these fun …
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|Whizz-bang Winnie
Laura Owen
It was with a thrill and eager anticipation that we at Lovereading4kids saw this fabulous new series of young fiction 5+ age range. Finding good books for those children moving on from picture books is always a tough call …
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|Jiggy McCue: Kid Swap
Michael Lawrence
Brilliantly funny and typical of the author, it's full of his razor sharp wit. Jiggy McCue is much loved by boys and girls alike and when Jiggy finds he's been signed up by his parents for a reality TV show …
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|Charlie Small: Charlie and the Underworld
Charlie Small
Children who are looking for action and adventure will love Charlie Small. There aren't many children who at 8 years old are literally swept off their feet, who travel to the ends of the earth, fight battles, meet fascinating people, …
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|An Awfully Beastly Business: Werewolf versus Dragon
Beastly Boys
For fans of dragons, giants and werewolves, this new series entitled An Awfully Beastly Business will we believe be a sure-fire hit with even the most reluctant reader. Short snappy sentences with pages that are overflowing with action, adventure, mystery …
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|Artemis Fowl and the Time Paradox
Eoin Colfer
This is the jaw-dropping, eagerly anticipated sixth book in multi-award-winning block buster Artemis Fowl series. Artemis finds himself travelling back in time to fight his younger self and save his mother from a dangerous illness. Fast, funny and as usual …
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Hilary Mckay
A hugely entertaining story of boys' friendships that will have you laughing out loud throughout most of it. Peter is sure that he is the most boring boy in his class just because he doesn't do all the things that …
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Michael Lawrence
This is non-stop comedy involving twin boys who discover that when they reach 12
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Terry Deary
A comical mystery from one of the UK's best known novelists, Terry Deary. Be prepared however, for fear will also run through your veins in a plot so sinister and frightening that you will be glued to the page. Fast-moving …
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|Secrets at St Judes': New Girl
Carmen Reid
A raucous, hilarious and heart-warming tale of modern boarding school life from one of the UK's bestselling authors of women's fiction. Packed full of friendship, fun, entertainment, love and hope, it will have huge appeal to the early teenager. …
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|Two Words
Tanya Landman
A tense story of how life can change from one moment to the next. Best friends Matt and Jake are near the end of their hike; their sore feet are desperate for a rest. But, in one split second, Matt …
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|Before I Die
Jenny Downham
Winner of the Branford Boase Award 2008. This is a haunting yet truly amazing read but don't read it too young. Definitely not for someone less than 14 years old. If you knew you were going to die what would …
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|The Meaning Of Life
Joanna Nadin
Laugh out loud funny from the first page, The Meaning of Life, will be devoured by teenagers and adults in equal measure just as the Diaries of Adrian Mole hit the spot for a different generation. A spot-on teenage voice …
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|Stop In The Name Of Pants
Louise Rennison
You can't stop laughing at and with Georgia Nicolson. Now she's back with a new diary in which, as ever, she charts the ups and downs of her intense – sometimes imaginary – sex-kitten life as it ricochets from the …
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Before I Die by Jenny Downham, edited by David Fickling and published by David Fickling Books, has won the Branford Boase Award, awarded for an outstanding debut novel for children. Managing to be both heart breaking and life-affirming, it is the story of a girl trying desperately to fit a life time of experiences into the few weeks left before she dies. For David Fickling, it is two winners in a row, with A Swift Pure Cry by Siobhan Dowd having taken the prize last year. Finding Violet Park by Jenny Valentine, edited by Stella Paskins at Harper Collins, was Highly Commended.
Find out more and read free Opening Extracts of the winner and all the short-listed books at Lovereading4kids.
Philip Pullman presented Jenny Downham with her award (a cheque for £1,000 and a hand crafted silver-inlaid box) at the ceremony, hosted by Walker Books at 6.30pm on Wednesday 9th July. The glittering line up of past winners, many of whom attended, includes Meg Rosoff and Mal Peet, both of whom have gone on to win the Carnegie medal.
Philip Pullman observed of the winner: "Before I Die is a truly remarkable book, and one that shows that as well as being able to pick authors of startling and undeniable talent, David Fickling has lost none of the enormous tact and skill that makes him such a fine editor. I very much look forward to seeing what Jenny Downham goes on to write next – as well, of course, as seeing what David Fickling discovers!"
David Fickling's enthusiastic response was "Winning The Branford Boase once was a great honour. Winning it twice in a row, this time with Jenny, has left me nearly speechless. I love this award because it recognises the finest of our new writers for young children and in my view is chosen by people I deeply respect according to criteria which my own publishing heart responds to (if publishers can be said to have a heart!). Jenny Downham's book is an absolute wonder and Jenny herself a real writer. You could say she sprang into our midst like Athena from the head of Zeus, at any rate, one moment she wasn't there and then suddenly there she was on our children's book Mount Olympus!"
Jenny Downham's reaction on hearing the good news: "I am deeply moved to have won the Branford Boase Award. For any children's novelist whose first book is out there in the world, but whose next is still only half-realised, it provides an enormous confidence boost. Unique in honouring the author/editor relationship, this award is also a tribute to David Fickling – a sensitive and energetic champion. He tells me, 'I believe in you, keep going.' This award seconds that in the most wonderful way possible."
Weekly comics used to be part of a lot of children's lives, and the characters they created live on in our hearts and minds. Comics can also be a brilliant way for reluctant readers to really get into the beauty and imagination of stories.
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First up hot news about the most prestigious prizes in children's books. The winners of the Carnegie and Greenaway awards have jsut been announced at the British Library in London. The Carnegie Award was won by Philip Reeve's epic novel Here Lies Arthur and the Greenaway Award, for the best picture book, by the delightful Little Mouse's Big Book of Fears. Find out more in our special sectionwhere you can read free extracts of all the 14 short-listed books.
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Author of the Month is the versatile Sue Limb, who has her finger very firmly on the pulse of children and teenagers. Author of bestseller Girl: 15 and, for younger readers, the Ruby Rogers series. Her latest book begins a new series for teens, Zoe and Chloe: Out to Lunch , follows two teenagers who hatch a plan to go and have a wild holiday in Newquay. Terrific humour that really hits the spot. Wannabe gangster Ruby Rogersalso returns and will provide plenty of inspiration to any go-getter 7+ year old.
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Books of the Month for July
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Emma Clayton's Roar – a thought-provoking story, with a very current message but set in the future for 9+ readers.
The Island of the Phantoms by Stephen Alter is a wonderfully rich and intelligent fantasy that weaves together the destinies of three children, through the pages of some books, an eccentric librarian and a ghostly island. For 10+ year olds.
And Savvy by Ingrid Law – Charming, warm-hearted and original, this is an incredibly clever story about a family with a magical secret.
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Every year, it happens to be around the 11th of March when the sun sets almost on top of Mt. Fuji in my area, so my mother discovered. Having a bright evening, we went out to see the "Diamond Fuji."
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Pastors who want to protect their flocks should carefully consider economic issues in this election.
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Why is it that millions of people of low and middle incomes will vote for a president who has literally taken money out of their pockets and given it to the wealthy? It is because too many pastors have convinced them that abortion and homosexuality are more important than their own livlihoods. Such pastors are not looking out for their flocks; they are letting the wolf come through the gate.
A pastor's role is to protect the flock. Church members look to a pastor for guidance on how to best live and vote, on what is right and good to do. Pastors who support massive tax cuts for the rich when their own people then have to pay higher taxes are not looking out for the best interests of their people in a democracy where voting determines who benefits from different policies.
There is no question in this coming election of who stands for economic justice. President Bush doesn't even use the term. He doesn't believe in economic justice. He believes in what I call market fundamentalism; he talks about freedom, but what he means is that corporate institutions should be free to do whatever they want while the people just have to suffer the consequences. He says people know how to spend money better than government, but his tax-cutting policies don't give much of anything to lower and middle income folks. In fact, they end up paying more at all levels of goverment.
Economic issues are complex. But read what nine Nobel Prize winners in economics said in August, 2004, as reported by Joseph E. Stiglitz:
President Bush and his administration have embarked on a reckless and extreme course that endangers the long-term economic health of our nation…. The differences between President Bush and John Kerry with respect to leadership on the economy are wider than in any other Presidential election in our experience. President Bush believes that tax cuts benefiting the most wealthy Americans are the answer to almost every economic problem.For pastors really concerned about protecting their flocks, for pastors really concerned for economic justice, there is no question in this election that President Bush is not the preferred candidate.
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Pubs and local boozers are on the wax and wane in W11. Not the ballsy Cock and Bottle on Needham Road which is bucking the trend with a facelift. Pop in for a pint and lend your support to the pub crisis in W11. It looks very cosy and is hosting all kinds of events. Sate your appetite from a menu that boasts sea bass, grilled asparagus and beetroot carpaccio. To give you an idea of budget – £6 buys you a bowl of soup. cockandbottlew11. Check out the pubs W11 has lost closedpubs.
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The Plough, Worcester
Posted on 20. Jan, 2011 by Robert Gale in Pubs
The Interior
Walking into The Plough is like walking into a house that's been converted into a pub. As you walk into the pub you are greeted with a stairwell with a bar wedged between the two rooms on either side. As there aren't any stools at the bar, part of the stairwell is used as seating by the locals.
The two small but cosy rooms haven't been decorated for some time and both have cushioned pews, simple wooden chairs and small fireplace or woodburner. The main difference between the two is one has a wooden floor, the other a well worn carpet. The room to the right of the bar has a doorway that leads to a small beer garden and the outside toilets.
The pub has a very welcoming feel from both the staff and the locals and due to the diminutive size of the rooms you will most likely be sharing a table with someone when the pub is busy.
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The Plough serves an excellent selection of ales with up to 5 or 6 available at any one time. Many of the ales are from nearby breweries, many of which you may never have heard of. Prices are reasonable with most costing less than £3 a pint.
As well as ale there are a few ciders available and the lagers are from Bernard, Lech and Kingfisher. The absence of the usual suspects and the good selection of ales means that the majority of people who visit the pub are there for quality drinks.
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It's time to wash away winter from the front of my house. Is it too early to put something living in my urns? Probably...
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Smile Pillow in Yellow, Honey Pie Designs
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Mid Century Green Fan, Tom Laurus
Handmade vegan, organic soap, Prunella
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